Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-23

have under rated the powers Of tbs e;tl
suthorisiss te keep order. O7e or twi
spesksrs haFFancued tie crowd In Dool
Square. Some enc suggested that en-
hgll be burned, bat this sentiment dix
not meet with much favor aside from
the shc1ting and confusion incidenta
90 every large crowd. There vas no dis
luEhanca. All the late arrivals al thi
BANQUET forced their way in carriage
through the dense throng, escorted b.
polioe. They we're loudly hissea, at ba
no violence vas attem. ted.
MORE PoLIcE oFFIcKRs.
As the night advanced more palice re
infogceMents arrived until more thai
400 men were scsttsred around the bal
and and sejacsnt street. Fortunately
their services were not needed aud sfte
10 O'Clock the crowds began to gradual
ly disperse until by ll.30 scarcely %
persons besides the police co1ld be sesi
in the square. The banquet continue,
until IL o'clock. a3d when Il was con
oluded the guests quietly left for ihei
komes, With no slgss Of molestatioI
from anyone.
BNNEB AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June .. Minister Wes
gave q dinner to a number Of Reptlemel
last night at the British Legation, Il
honor Of the Q1een's Jubilee.
pIGNITARIEs IN PARIS.
PkRB, June 22.-LoEd Lyons, Britisl
Ambassador, and all the attaches OF lh
British Ambassy, NJ. Flourens and |
representative OF President Grevy. at
tended iabilee services at the Euelisl
Church yesterday. After the service
reception vas held at the Ambsssy auC
Q banquet was given TO the Eagiisl
marksmen Of the city.
GARDEN PARTT IN ROME.
ROME. jane 22.-The eutire Diplo
matte Corps, Csurt officials and Stat
diRnisaries attended garden party a
the British Ambassy today, held Il
honor Of the Qaeen's Jubilee. Tv
hundred members Of the Chamber o.
Deputies left their cards at the AN
bassy. Sienor Depritis was preyente'
by illness from attending.
IN IRIsa TOWNS.
DUBLIN, June 22.-MRny building
we're gsily decorated with Gags, an
we're illuminated 10 the evening. Tn
royal societies gave an athletic feetiva
| in the afternoon. Services were held !
two cathedrals. Al Cork and oths
Irish towns the day was similarly oh
served.
no ILL EFFECTS.
LoHpoN, ] aue 22.-The Queen shove
40 III effects after the complexion OF IA
| long and arda0us duties. She was i
excellent health. After q short rest o
returning 90 the palace she reviewe
the nlVal brigade from Portsmouth
In the evening she entertained sixty
four royal guests at banquet In be
own room, and Is2 members OF the var
Gus royal households were entertatne'
at other tables, at all OF which th
Queens health was drunk.
oUEEx AND PEOPLE.
The Post says that conRFatulalion
doe both to the Queen and the peopl
No sovereign ever received more sincel
testimonials Of respect and Affection
Never has the people testified its loyali
in q more admirable fashion.
LIST OF NKW PKKBs.
LONDON, June 22.-AmonR the pee
10 be created are Sir John 50. Aubyn,
Liberal Uniouist Member OF Pariiamen
Henry w. Eastop, Conservative Meu
Der; Earl Of 6trafhmore, Scotch Rspr
sentative Peer, and Yiscount OF Galwa
an Ivish Peer, TO be made q Peer Of q
United KinQdom. Baronetciea will
conferred uporthiFteen persons, inoiu
ioR Sir Algernon Borthwicb, Editor
the London MorRiHg Post. Tbirty -thF'
persons will be made Knights, inciu
ING Mr.. Long, Editor OF the Shefie
Tsle0ydpA. The Grown Prince OF AZ
tria viii be made an extra knight
the Garter and she Grand Duke SerRi
Of Russia, Grand Dnke OF Hesse, Graz
Duke Of Saxe MeininRen, Prince Z
ward OF SAKE Weimer, Prince Victor
Hohenlohe- Lsngenbufg and Prin
Louis Of Battenbere will be decoras
with the Grand Grown Of the Order
the Bath. A long list Of minor decor
tions will also be conferred. The p.
Mall Gassffs comments very saroastioAl
upon the list es "iob lot" and calls
Salisbary's shabby list. Among 9th
things II says: "WheFe Ia the peeFa
which was TO have shed halo Of FoJ
favor over that Of the whole pillar OF |
imperilled state, idsn iasd With 'Pi
nellism and crime "
oKEAT yoT MANIFEsTKD IN ToBoSTo.
, Toaoxro. June 22.-The Queens J
: biIee was celebrated thFongout CanaS
!, bat more generally In the British .
] tied province ef Ontario. with tta lar
. French population. The Aaeiie
J. Choroh ooaoreeatiou Of this city belt
> united jubilee service IN 81. dan
D Cathedral. Il was q counterpart OF
. music and service Ia Westminster A
bey. The Jswish eitizsns also heid
iubilsa ssgvice tonight, as also did !
Presbytsriaus at Ottawa. A gra
iubiIee service was held in Chr
! Church In the morning. The Governs
: General and suite, judges Of the suprei
Z eouYt. Sir John Macdonald, members
; TIE cabinet, and large number OF >.
: AtoFs and members OF parliansnt y
: present. His ExoellsBey and La
Lansdowne held reception at Cove
ment House IN the afternoon- 4
volunteers we're reviewed 81 IoDoi
, Ont, By deputy adiatant-Reneral "a
q s0a, and at noon q fsa de zoe vas nl
4 by the entire camp. Al Niagara "a
q all the troops IN camp we're fesaeN
q and the royal salute vas nrcd n
: Fort George. There Were approprtl
a exersises A GOodFieh aud Bellevue, {
e tario. ana al Montreal Asi0F-0eDe
; Middlsson reviewsd the local AID vi
!, ing bastalions. numbering In eli 2
= men-
y cHTIDRKss3 FETE-
q IoxDoz, June 22.-Ai the ehilare
: fste hers today a. HYDE Park TIE 30,
D little oues present., aFrsyed on the RI
n lawn. made q pretty picture
= Prince and Pfincess Of Wales end .
a and daughters. soeompsnied by M
% ber Of royal guests. visited the q
De- during the fste. The children 81 o
e freed themselves from restraint
II broke the rope barriers, rashee
A. reH tOuaras the visitors and pac
&, themselves IN solid eF01ps AF0und u
q All etidustts vanished. The PriDcs
"a Princes, who seemed delighted 81 q
70 position. mixed snoaz tie chilc
II with peFfect freedom and pleasure.
% Qaeen econ arrived The ehill
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